Origin and History of BARMABAN

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BARMABAN (Barma-ban, Barma-banu, Barma-bani) is a Muslim surname. The surname is derived from the Arabic word 'Barma' (), meaning 'son of Bara', a Berber tribe who inhabited the region around the city of Algiers. The Barma-banu were a powerful and influential tribe in the region. The Barma-banu were also the ancestors of the Banu Hilal, a prominent Muslim dynasty in medieval Algeria. The Barma-banu were originally from the region around Algiers, in present-day Algeria. The Barma-banu were a powerful and influential tribe in the region. The Barma-banu were also the ancestors of the Banu Hilal, a prominent Muslim dynasty in medieval Algeria. The Barma-banu were originally from the region around Algiers, in present-day Algeria. The Barma-banu were a powerful and influential tribe in the region. The Barma-banu were also the ancestors of the Banu Hilal, a prominent Muslim dynasty in medieval Algeria. The Barma-banu were originally from the region around Algiers, in present-day Algeria. The Barma-banu were a powerful and influential tribe in the region. The Barma-banu were also the ancestors of the Banu Hilal, a prominent Muslim dynasty in medieval Algeria. The Barma-banu were originally from the region around Algiers, in present-day Algeria. The Barma-banu were a powerful and influential tribe in the region. The Barma-banu were also the ancestors of the Banu Hilal, a prominent Muslim dynasty in medieval Algeria.